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Are mortgages a big rip off?
To honestly answer you, it's a two way thing. It only depends on how see it personally. A traditional mortgage company or bank does not rip you off. They facilitate a path toward home ownership. It's a given that they will make money on lending you money. A traditional 30 year mortgage helps most peRead more
To honestly answer you, it’s a two way thing. It only depends on how see it personally. A traditional mortgage company or bank does not rip you off. They facilitate a path toward home ownership. It’s a given that they will make money on lending you money. A traditional 30 year mortgage helps most people get into a home they will love. But by the end of thirty years, you may have paid the mortgage company as much as double the price you originally paid for the house. Still, in most cases, it’s cheaper than renting.
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Amazon requires all publishers, including nonprofit or tax-exempt organizations, to provide valid taxpayer identification in compliance with the U.S. tax reporting regulations. Tax withholding and specific requirements vary based on whether you are a U.S. person or non-U.S. person. Once you got an aRead more
Amazon requires all publishers, including nonprofit or tax-exempt organizations, to provide valid taxpayer identification in compliance with the U.S. tax reporting regulations. Tax withholding and specific requirements vary based on whether you are a U.S. person or non-U.S. person. Once you got an account and published your book, there’s a form you can fill out as a non US citizen. I did it when I first published a book there and afterwards I didn’t have to pay the US taxes. Make sure to check whether your country has a double taxation agreement with the US. If it does, filling out the form will be enough to get you out of that tax.
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